Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,1      |        vocation and mission of cloistered nuns as “a sign of the exclusive
 2 Intro, 0,1      |       acceptance of that word, cloistered nuns are always “with Him
 3 Intro, 0,1      |        cleave to the Lord. (2)~Cloistered nuns see themselves especially
 4 Intro, 0,1      |   community has always had for cloistered contemplative women has
 5 Intro, 0,1(5)   |    March 1987), 43; Address to Cloistered Nuns, Loreto (10 September
 6 Intro, 0,2      |     contemplative dimension of cloistered communities and their specific
 7 Intro, 0,2      |      to remain faithful to the cloistered life in keeping with their
 8 Intro, 0,2      |   their character and mission, cloistered nuns may move into the future
 9 I, 0,3          |      specific and radical way, cloistered contemplatives conform to
10 I, 0,3(10)      |    March 1996), 59; Address to Cloistered Nuns, Nairobi (7 May 1980),
11 I, 0,3          | himself the entire life of the cloistered nun in order to offer it
12 I, 0,3          |        quality to the whole of cloistered life, since “besides its
13 I, 0,3(15)      |       1996), 59; cf. Letter to Cloistered Nuns on the Occasion of
14 I, 0,4          |   expressed in the vocation of cloistered nuns, precisely because
15 I, 0,4          |        God in the solitude of “cloistered desert”, a desert which
16 I, 0,4          |     heart and praying hands of cloistered nuns.~
17 I, 0,5          |        first Virgin”. (30)~The cloistered desert helps greatly in
18 I, 0,5(31)      |       John Paul II, Address to Cloistered Nuns, Loreto (10 September
19 I, 0,5          |    ascetical commitment of the cloistered nun. Wholly absorbed by
20 I, 0,6          |     with God in contemplation, cloistered nuns are fully within the
21 I, 0,6          |      of the whole Church. (33) Cloistered contemplatives therefore
22 I, 0,6(33)      |        Consecrated Persons and Cloistered Nuns, Chiavari (18 September
23 I, 0,6(33)      |      special word to you, dear cloistered nuns, who are the sign of
24 I, 0,6          |        of the Church. (34)~The cloistered community is also an excellent
25 I, 0,7          |       contemplative life. (38) Cloistered nuns fulfil that mission
26 I, 0,7(41)      |     November 1997): “I ask the cloistered nuns in particular to set
27 I, 0,7(43)      |       John Paul II, Address to Cloistered Nuns, Nairobi (7 May 1980),
28 I, 0,7(45)      |       John Paul II, Address to Cloistered Nuns, Loreto (10 September
29 II, 0,10(58)    |       1996), 8; 59; Address to Cloistered Nuns, Lisieux (2 June 1980),
30 II, 0,11(60)    |       John Paul II, Address to Cloistered Nuns, Bologna (28 September
31 II, 1,17        |    Institute does not apply to cloistered nuns.~§ 3. To send novices
32 II, 1,21        |      to remain faithful to the cloistered life and to express responsibly
33 III, 0,22       | Formation~22. The formation of cloistered nuns is aimed at preparing
34 III, 0,24(79)   |       John Paul II, Address to Cloistered Nuns, Bologna (28 September
35 III, 0,24(79)   |      September 1997), 5; “Your cloistered communities, with their
36 IV, 0,28        |      that corresponds to their cloistered vocation, not by multiplying
37 IV, 0,29        |     fundamental demands of the cloistered contemplative life.~Federations
38 Conclu, 0,31    |   wholly contemplative life of cloistered nuns, and to reaffirm her
39 Conclu, 0,31    |       and encouragement to all cloistered contemplatives: “As the
40 Conclu, 0,31(95)|                     Address to Cloistered Nuns, Loreto (10 September